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  1. Alicia Van Couvering was born on 30 August 1982 in the USA. She is a producer and production manager, known for Cop Car (2015), Tiny Furniture (2010) and Drinking Buddies (2013).

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    • USA
  2. Nov 18, 2020 · EXCLUSIVE: Multi-hyphenate Nick Kroll is launching his first production company, Good At Business and tapped Alicia Van Couvering as is his first exec. Under his new banner, Good At...

  3. Aug 6, 2014 · Here, ELLE.com speaks to Van Couvering about why the number of female producers remains so small, what drew a New York girl to a movie about a surfer, and why she tends to work with women...

  4. New York University. About. Van Couvering’s first film as a producer, Lena Dunham’s TINY FURNITURE, won the SXSW Film Festival in 2010 as well as accolades from the Independent Spirit Awards,...

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    • Entitlement. Conspiracy theorists, rejoice; you are right. Sundance Institute is a club of tasteful landscaping, special access, private introductions and sneak previews.
    • Exposure. You are at a table, in a cabin, surrounded by smart women in summer-weight cashmere. Yet this is a cross-examination, and you are the accused.
    • Despair. Frantically, hysterically, you begin to learn. You are blinded by spreadsheets; deafened by bewildering jargon – “CAMA,” “vig,” “gross corridor,” “negative pickup.”
    • Dependency. You look around and realize: these other Fellows, you need them. Commiseration and bonding reach a fever pitch. One-on-one sessions with your Advisors leave you feeling...
  5. Alicia Van Couvering is known as an Producer, Actor, Co-Producer, Executive Producer, Consulting Producer, Unit Production Manager, and Thanks. Some of her work includes Cop Car, Drinking Buddies, Christine, Homecoming, Happy Christmas, Tiny Furniture, Digging for Fire, and Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal.

  6. Alicia Van Couvering reports on the ascending independent film movement currently being dubbed “mumblecore.”

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